Jesus Weeps Over Jerusalem (Luke
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2023
- The people of Israel long awaited the day when God would visit them. But when God incarnate walked among them at last, they failed to recognize Him. In this sermon, R.C. Sproul continues his series in the gospel of Luke, expressing the weight of Jesus’ lamentation over the city of Jerusalem.
This sermon was preached by R.C. Sproul at Saint Andrew's Chapel in Sanford, Fla. Hear more from his series in the gospel of Luke: • The Gospel of Luke: Se...
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Prayers from Pakistan
My heart goes out to Jesus what witnessed in Jerusalem and how His heart must have broken when He lamented for the lost. By your grace, l never cause you to shed a tear. 🙏
"Ex nihilo nihil fit" - out of nothing, nothing comes. If ever there was a time when there was nothing, then nothing could ever exist. ~ RC Sproul
On his way to the cross
Jesus said to weeping women
O daughters of Jerusalem
Weep not for me
But weep for yourselves
And for your children!
Awesome message. 🙏
I especially appreciated the ending. I can't stand the ugliness of many worship spaces today. As he said, of course we can pray and worship anywhere. Many Christians have to rent other types of buildings because they don't have their own. And, of course, Christians in many nations have to meet where they can. But where we have the choice and ability to do so, we should make our building/space beautiful!
Very well said Mr. Barhr. AMEN.
Why was Jesus so burdened in His heart looking at Jerusalem that He wept?
He felt so hopeless for His very own people who were facing eternal destruction. He could not do anything to save them but seeing their destruction unfolding in front of His eyes. He came but for the last time seeing His very own to be casted away soon.
Yes, Jesus could not do a thing to turn His very own around, but was seeing them soon to be falling into the abiss.
We are made by Christ, nothing is made without Christ. Yet He sees us falling into the abiss, yet He could do nothing, but only weep while He was watching them as He entered into the holy city.
Job was praying and making sin offering for his children daily, knowing that they had continuously sin against God. He must have wept for them too.
Jesus said in John 17 that only those whom the Father had given to Him were kept by Him. None was lost. But those that were not given to Him, Jesus said He didn't pray for them as they were destinct for destruction.
Jesus said that He could do nothing, apart of those that are the will of the Father. Jesus could not save His own people.
Jesus wept as he saw them and could do nothing to save them.
How would we feel when we see our own love ones rejecting Christ to be their Savior? Our love ones may be doing very well or very poorly in this world, but seeing them stubbornly rejecting Christ, how would you feel? How should you feel?
WEEP! WEEP! WEEP! in hopelessness for our love ones.
I think Jesus felt the pain cutting into His heart entering the holy city for His very own rejected Him.
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The destruction of the Jerusalem temple in 70 AD marked the end of the significance of physical buildings as holy or sacred The prophecies in the New Testament, particularly in the teachings of Jesus were fulfilled in the events of the first century, including the destruction of the temple.
Jesus' death and resurrection inaugurated a new era in which the focus shifted from physical structures to a spiritual understanding of worship and the presence of God. The destruction of the temple symbolized the end of the Old Covenant system and the fulfillment of God's plan through Jesus.
There is no longer a physical temple or holy building in the present age. The church is the spiritual temple, with believers collectively constituting the dwelling place of God through the Holy Spirit.
Anything to say about the CONTENT of this video? Or just more wickedness in your relentless effort to get Christians to stop assembling for worship, as we are commanded to do? It's truly chilling how you have no fear of God, even KNOWING you will one day stand before Him to give account for this unrepentant evil.
Bill, I think the new covenant started at the lords supper. The four gospels are old Testament . I'm open for discussion when the old Testament ended. At the cross are the fall of the temple in 70 ad. I lean more towards the cross. When Christ was Resurrected the old Testament was nullified.
@@DogSoldier1948 Complete end of Old Covenant 70 AD
Bill, the book you follow " Pagan Christianity" tells you there were no church buildings unti the 4th century with Constantine. On this point they rest their premise that all church buildings are pagan. The Bible does not say church buildings should not be built. In the New Testament Christians met in upper rooms. That is DESCRIPTIVE. That is not prescriptive..
@@DogSoldier1948 The New Covenant was inaugurated at the cross when the veil in the Temple was supernaturally torn in two.
Calvinists are clueless about the fundamentals. Why should they be trusted on anything?
Yes because chosen, predestined, elect, my sheep are not in the bible. So many ignorant about Augustine, Luther and John Calvin. 🙏😊🙏
Trolls are clueless about anything. Why should they be trusted on anything?
@@mikemccormick9667 Romans 8:29-30
29 For those God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brothers and sisters.
30 And those he predestined, he also called; those he called, he also justified; those he justified, he also glorified.
@@DogSoldier1948 Not sure why you replied to me and not the poster who said Calvinists are clueless?
Another great sermon by a faithful Protestant reformed minister now in glory with the Lord. But yet we are left with the faithful ministry of this devout child of God. A true Calvinist who loves the truth of Gods word. Unlike the Arminian Remonstrance preachers who continue to peddle the lie.